image-search

You can perform an internet image search and receive structured JSON metadata containing the title, image link, thumbnail, source URL, and resolution. This allows you to automatically filter and reuse visual assets for workflows like blog post illustrations.

Yes, you can filter image search results using parameters for size, color, type, and licensing. This ensures the returned images meet specific usage requirements and authorization standards before downloading or embedding them.

DuckDuckGo image search supports optional automated downloads to a specified local directory. By enabling the download flag, the script saves the image files locally while returning their local file paths in the JSON output.

You can run a Python script using the ddgs and requests libraries to find public domain images. By specifying a query, maximum results, and the Public license filter, the script retrieves matching images and optionally downloads them.

You need the ddgs and requests Python libraries installed to perform filtered image searches and optional downloads. These dependencies handle the underlying internet search queries and the retrieval of image files to your local environment.